Michigan Wildflowers the Cup Plant
Silphium perfoliatum
No, it's not a Black-Eyed Susan and it's not a Daisy although the flowers of the Cup Plant are very similar to both. The Cup Plant gets its name from the 'cup' formed by the leaves where they attach to the stem of the plant.
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24 Comments
Post a CommentVery nice great shots.
Beautiful wildflowers - thanks for sharing.
Love that yellow!
Gorgeous flowers. :-)
wow, these ARE huge for wildflowers, so cool! and lovely photos!
This reminds me of wild sunflower. Is it a sunflower?
I like this :)
They look lovely!
Very pretty!
Wonderful photography! The clarity of detail makes this a real learning experience!